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Arrests, deportations and deaths: Track the data on Trumpâs immigration crackdown | CNN (opens the original)
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The latest data on immigration enforcement paints a revealing picture of the Trump administrationâs crackdown. Arrests are soaring, immigrant detention has skyrocketed nearly 70% since early 2025, the pace of deportations is intensifying and the death rate in detention reached its highest point since the pandemic. Since President Donald Trumpâs promise to lead the largest deportation operation in US history, CNN has been tracking key numbers. The charts below show whatâs happening beyond t
These immigrants whoâve spent decades in the US fear their deportation protections are on the verge of ending | CNN (opens the original)
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Soledad Mirandaâs eyes fill with tears as she packs boxes for a move sheâs hoping she wonât have to make. For 25 years, the program known as Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, has allowed Miranda and around 170,000 other Salvadorans to work legally in the United States and protected them from deportation. Now, with a deadline looming, many are on edge awaiting the Trump administrationâs decision on their futures. âAll of us are just holding our breath,â says Abel Nuñez, executive d
An Ohio college student died in an apparent suicide. His family says he felt âhumiliatedâ by his ICE ankle monitor | CNN (opens the original)
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EDITORâS NOTE:Â This story involves discussion of suicide that some readers may find upsetting. If you feel you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the 24-hour Suicide Crisis Lifeline. Pierre Damas Bel was an avid soccer player at his high school in Springfield, Ohio. He loved being part of JROTC, the US military-sponsored program that provides training to students. And friends and family say he headed to college planning to study neuroscience and excited about the future. But as the 20-y
This immigrant left the US for Canada. Something stood out to her at the border | CNN (opens the original)
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Gemima Cadet took one last look around her room in Lake Worth, Florida. Sheâd already given away paintings that sheâd poured her heart into, and books she loved to read. But even in a vacant room with empty hangers dangling in the closet, there was still one thing left that she loved and wanted to remember: the light. Living in Florida for more than half her life, the 32-year-old had come to know it well. The way the sun streamed through her window gave her strength on many a difficult day.
What communities across the US are seeing as more than 300,000 people lose deportation protections | CNN (opens the original)
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A nurse whoâs no longer allowed to work at one of the cityâs top hospitals hunkered down in her Boston home, afraid ICE could be in the neighborhood. A man in Ohio collapsed to the ground in tears after leaving an ICE check-in wearing an ankle monitor. And residents in eastern Maryland came upon a jarring sight: cars left behind at gas stations with their engines still running. âTheyâve been arresting people left and right â some people in the middle of the streets. ⦠We have people
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